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Federation Square — the civic heart of Melbourne, galleries, events and the NGV—
National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) — Australia's oldest and most visited art museum—
The laneways — Hosier Lane, Centre Place and the most vibrant laneway culture in the world—
Hosier Lane — Melbourne's most famous street art laneway, constantly changing—
Queen Victoria Market — the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere since 1878—
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) — the world's greatest cricket ground and sporting cathedral—
Australian Open — January, the first Grand Slam of the year at Melbourne Park—
St Kilda Beach — the beach suburb with the Esplanade, Luna Park and the Acland Street cake shops—
Fitzroy neighbourhood — the most bohemian suburb in Australia, Brunswick Street bars and cafés—
Collingwood & Smith Street — Melbourne's hippest strip, independent fashion and restaurants—
Carlton neighbourhood — Little Italy, Lygon Street and the University of Melbourne—
Prahran & Chapel Street — fashion, nightclubs and the Prahran Market—
South Yarra — Melbourne's most elegant suburb, the Como House and High Street boutiques—
Richmond — Victoria Street Vietnamese food, Bridge Road fashion and Swan Street bars—
Southbank & the Arts Centre — Melbourne's cultural precinct along the Yarra River—
The Arts Centre Melbourne — performing arts complex with the distinctive spire—
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) — the most ambitious contemporary art space in Australia—
Immigration Museum — the moving story of migration to Victoria—
Melbourne Museum — natural history, the famous racehorse Phar Lap and Bunjilaka Aboriginal Centre—
Royal Exhibition Building & Carlton Gardens — UNESCO World Heritage, the 1880 building—
State Library of Victoria — the magnificent domed reading room, free and beautiful—
Dandenong Ranges day trip — giant mountain ash forests, Puffing Billy steam railway—
Great Ocean Road day trip — the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and koalas by the road—
Mornington Peninsula — wineries, hot springs and the most dramatic bay beaches—
Yarra Valley wine region — Pinot Noir and cool-climate wines an hour from the city—
Healesville Sanctuary — the finest Australian wildlife sanctuary, platypus and Tasmanian devils—
Penguin parade on Phillip Island — the little penguin colony march at dusk—
Chinatown — the longest continuous Chinese settlement in the western world—
Hardware Lane & Degraves Street — Melbourne's most charming café laneways—
Brunetti in Carlton — legendary Italian pasticceria, the best cannoli outside Italy—
St Kilda's Acland Street cake shops — the greatest cake shops in Australia—
Coffee at Market Lane or Patricia — Melbourne's world-famous specialty coffee culture—
The flat white — Melbourne's greatest contribution to world culture—
Brunch at Auction Rooms or Kettle Black — Melbourne invented the brunch concept—
Attica restaurant — the most celebrated restaurant in Australia, book months ahead—
Cumulus Inc. — Andrew McConnell's flagship restaurant, Melbourne cuisine at its finest—
Flower Drum — the finest Cantonese restaurant in Australia, since 1975—
MoVida — Melbourne's best tapas bar, Spanish cuisine in a Hosier Lane institution—
The Rooftop at Curtin House — Melbourne's most beloved rooftop bar and cinema—
The Tote Hotel in Collingwood — Melbourne's most important live music pub—
Prince of Wales Hotel in St Kilda — the grand dame of Melbourne live music—
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at Hamer Hall — world-class classical music on the Yarra—
Melbourne Theatre Company — Australia's leading theatre company at the Southbank Theatre—
Comedy Festival — April, the world's third largest comedy festival—
Melbourne Food & Wine Festival — March, Australia's premiere food festival—
Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) — July, the largest film festival in Australia—
St Kilda Film Festival — May, outdoor short film screenings on the beach—
Trams — Melbourne has the largest tram network in the world, ride the City Circle for free—
AFL football at the MCG — Australian rules football, the world's most unique sport—
Sunset at the Westgate Bridge lookout — overlooking Port Phillip Bay and the city—